Month: November 2014

A grand opening ceremony was held Saturday evening. (Pat Smith/ Greensburg Daily News)

GREENSBURG, Ind.

Great American Ball Park on Monday (Image: Reds/ Twitter)

CINCINNATI — For the second year in a row, the Cincinnati Reds are offering the opportunity for a lucky fan to host a Reds Caravan

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana DNR is accepting nominations for the state’s Trails Advisory Board (TAB) for 2015.

Nominees must be involved with a trails-oriented organization that represents one of the following groups: bicyclists, higher education

The red-dotted line shows the proposed 1,179-mile addition. (Image: The Washington Post)

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S.

BATESVILLE, Ind. – Batesville Casket Co.

INDIANAPOLIS – State lawmakers are taking care of formalities at the Statehouse Tuesday during Organization Day.

It marks the official start of the General Assembly which begins January 5.

The ceremonial tradition is set aside

BHS cross country Academic all-state students (from left) Calvin Lehman, Molly Weigel, Kelsey Gausman, and coach Lisa Gausman.

BATESVILLE, Ind.

VERSAILLES, Ind. – Ripley County detectives say alcohol may be a factor in a crash that hospitalized a Milroy man.

Crash investigators say Merle Mcfadden, 44, was traveling southbound from Versailles on S.R.

INDIANAPOLIS—The State of Indiana announced that the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) have approved renewal of the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP).

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz.

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is seeking some major changes to how the state schools superintendent is selected.

State chamber leaders issued its priorities for

Update (Monday @ 10:00 p.m.)

Bertram Rayburn Jr.

Daniel Smith (Image: Decatur County Sheriff’s Department)

BATESVILLE, Ind.